webapp-config -U performs roundcube instance upgrade. After that it shows instructions which seem to be more an upgrade guide than post-upgrade instructions. Here goes a part from "post-upgrade instructions": ================================================================= POST-UPGRADE INSTRUCTIONS ================================================================= UPGRADING instructions ====================== Follow these instructions if upgrading from a previous version of Roundcube Webmail. We recommend to carefully backup the existing installation as well as the database before going through the following steps. Using the update script ----------------------- There is a shell script (for unix based systems) that does the job for you. To use it, unpack the archive of the new Roundcube version to a temporary location (don't replace the Roundcube installation you want to update) and cd into that directory. From there, run the following command in a shell: ./bin/installto.sh <TARGET-FOLDER> For <TARGET-FOLDER> you specify the path to the Roundcube installation which should be updated. The update script will then copy all new files to the target location and check and update the configuration and database schema. After all is done, the temporary folder with the new Roundcube files can be removed again. Reproducible: Always
That message comes from roundcube's tarball itself. They are displayed as part of webapp-config -U because of the ebuild does webapp_postupgrade_txt en UPGRADING in src_install(). Not being familiar with roundcube, I don't know what you want changed here. It sounds like you're saying we shouldn't display this because webapp-config already did the upgrade? ie tell me what should change.
(In reply to Anthony Basile from comment #1) > It sounds like you're saying we shouldn't display this > because webapp-config already did the upgrade? Exactly. Even the doc file is named "UPGRADING". It also includes some post-upgrade hints, but I am not sure if even those hints are useful after webapp-config -U. Is it possible to display only part of a file?
(In reply to Amadeusz Żołnowski from comment #2) > (In reply to Anthony Basile from comment #1) > > It sounds like you're saying we shouldn't display this > > because webapp-config already did the upgrade? > > Exactly. Even the doc file is named "UPGRADING". It also includes some > post-upgrade hints, but I am not sure if even those hints are useful after > webapp-config -U. Is it possible to display only part of a file? I don't know roundcube at all. If you want to give me a patch or suggest a change (like should I just drop the UPGRADE message?) I'll commit it.
Created attachment 397850 [details] POST-UPGRADE I have assembled instructions from UPGRADING file.
commit c20f39cdcba8d3f75fcd7d6c09e80d2ee0655e40 Author: Aaron W. Swenson <titanofold@gentoo.org> Date: Wed Dec 9 07:44:37 2015 -0500 mail-client/roundcube: Version bump, security, and bug fixes Added two use flags controlling optional dependencies to support the enigma and and sieverules plugins. Added REQUIRED_USE as one of postgres, mysql, or sqlite must be enabled. Rouncube requires a database to operate. As the ebuild uses this now, removed the default enable on the mysql USE flag. Added POST-UPGRADE.txt which is just a shortened version of the UPGRADE text from upstream. Dropped arm and ppc64 keywords as one dependency, dev-php/PEAR-Net_LDAP2, currently lacks matching keywords for those architectures. Bug: 541172, 545096, 524192, 564476, 565204, 53284 Package-Manager: portage-2.2.20.1
